Friday, November 14, 2008

The main Asia-Pacific stock markets rose across the board Friday or limited care

November 14, the U.S. stock market rebounded boost last night, the major indexes in the Asia-Pacific stock markets rose across the board Friday, but the weekend before the cautious attitude limits the increase.
Japan's Nikkei stock closed up 2.7 percent, the newspaper 8462.39 points, ending three consecutive days, a total of more than 9% decline.
Australian stock market also rose 1.4 percent. BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto led, but bank stocks dragged down the market set to leave early high point.
South Korean stocks closed flat, trading at one time under the leader in shipbuilding shares rose 3.8 percent, but Samsung Electronics and other large technology stocks plunge after taking up listed out in full.
Before the stock market closed, the Hong Kong stock market to the latest Hang Seng Index rose 2.72 percent; Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index rose more than 1%, Singapore Straits Times Index rose 1.26 percent.
Analysts said the stock market in Asia is still facing the global economic slowdown and corporate earnings concerns, and so on.
However, there is a market that the negative impact of the financial crisis is gradually digested by the leaders of the G-20 meeting would launch the world's financial system is conducive to stability.
11月14日,受美国股市昨夜反弹提振,亚太股市主要股指周五全线上涨,不过周末前的谨慎心态限制了涨幅。
日本股市日经指数收盘上涨2.7%,报8462.39点,结束连续三天共跌逾9%的跌势。
澳大利亚股市亦上涨1.4%。必和必拓与力拓领涨,但银行类股下跌拖累大盘离开盘初高点。
韩国股市收平,盘中一度在造船股领军下大涨3.8%,但三星电子等大型科技股大跌,令盘中涨幅尽数回吐。
在未收盘股市中,香港股市恒生指数最新涨2.72%;印尼雅加达综合指数涨逾1%,新加坡海峡时报指数亦涨1.26%。
分析师表示,亚洲股市仍面临全球经济放缓及企业收益等方面的担忧。
但也有市场人士认为金融危机负面影响正逐渐消化,20国领导人的会面可能会推出有利于全球金融系统稳定的措施。

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